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Squirty*

Oh dear, better go back to bed…

Sorry, should say appreciate your honesty Swuirty… I also appreciate you too though STN!

Appreciate your honesty STN, of course there are always going to be risks as we ramp up that need monitoring, i'm pleased we have the likes of Will Dawes & Julian heading these companies, who i'm confident will manage these risks and deliver for shareholders (which includes themselves!).

Re the SPAC - A LOT has changed since the £400m valuation, and all for the better - so again, my concerns are eased by the improvements to an already very strong investment case. As many other posters have stated, given the market and geopolitical dynamics i cant see the SPAC listing being an issue...

Re: Malawi politics, copilot says:

All major candidates—Kabambe, Chakwera, and Mutharika—are pro-mining and broadly supportive of foreign investment, including from Western countries. However:

- Kabambe is the most aggressive in positioning mining as the backbone of economic recovery.

- Chakwera emphasizes transparency and regulatory reform.

- Mutharika has a history of liberalizing the sector and courting investors.

If Kabambe wins, as current polls suggest, Western mining firms can expect a favorable investment climate, especially if they align with his development and transparency goals.

Appreciate the technical perspective, however have to take it with a pinch of salt at this stage, as RNSs are due to drop thick and fast over the coming weeks

Signing up to a REE deal with Russia is not going to solve the key issues here tortoise i.e., an adversary of the west holding us all in a stranglehold due to their dominance of critical mineral production & processing...

Also, mines take years/decades to get up and running, which isnt going to solve the very real and immediate issue facing the West.

Our mine & plant are both basically shovel-ready, and not within the borders of an old enemy/neighbour of...

Our recycling plants will take 12-18 months to get into production, using secure domestic supplies, in an environmentally friendly and cost-effective way.

I enjoyed rewatching this https://www.linkedin.com/posts/william-dawes-50881352_hypromagusa-rareearths-criticalrawmaterialsact-activity-7249088345908084736-ouxL?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_ios&rcm=ACoAAAm5PTwBtpRz0c6mlNEE_GEJ6KInypbjDx4

10% of European production

Just got to mention the prospect of a new dishwasher and they quieten down... ;)

& not only that, but the need for our short-loop HPMS technology, rather than the lengthy process of breaking up motors / shredding HDDs and dumping it into vat upon vat of chemicals to separate out the rare earths... with those chemicals then needing to be disposed of somehow

Once we have our plant up and running in the US theres no way the long loop recyclers over there should get a look in for future recycling contracts, hypromag US will clean up, literally and metaphorically!

US-China trade negotiations delayed by another 90 days... this is great news for us (Hypromag US & MKAR listing), as the export of rare earths is still a key tool in the negotiating armoury for the Chinese... & the US will be desperate to blunt this tool by getting more rare earth projects developed quickly - so will be throwing money at these ex-China rare earth solutions... PIPE funding for our SPAC listing is going to be HOT, as will our recycling plants... plenty of good news to come, i'm holding for foreseeable! this will double & then triple from here in the coming months

Yep, another fun afternoon Mkango watching by all accounts

Was getting sell quotes at 39.02p right to the close

This was the case right to close... so surely an ATH closing price, barring any more MM nonsense...

Not there yet... HL now offering me 2,500 shares at 39.5

I cant get a quote to buy on HL...

Talk of EU support to secure supplies in bbc article today - good to see more & more mainstream coverage https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cm2zp6m4gy7o.amp

It'd be easy to assume that Tortoise after a relatively flat day, but the reality is that for every quiet day that passes the next RNS is that bit closer - and we're expecting quite a few of these on a number of fronts, and i'm not talking about the SPAC listing. I wouldnt want to be out of this stock for one moment during this period, as the next big leg up could happen at any moment

That link just takes me to an Armenian news site Velcro?

Https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cdxyv2y48nzo

Final sentence emphasises the state of play & opportunity for us, whether there is a trade agreement with China or not:

"President Trump has long complained about the trade deficit with China, which last year saw the US buy $295bn (£221bn) more goods from China than the other way round.

US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said the US was already on track to reduce that gap by $50bn this year.

But Bessent said the US was not looking to completely "de-couple".

"We just need to de-risk with certain strategic industries, whether it's the rare earths, semiconductors, medicines," he said at a briefing for reporters after the conclusion of the talks."

Https://6ix.com/event/cotec-provides-investor-update

No, its 3pm GMT. Its 10am eastern time.

There's a countdown on the website... still showing 5hrs 39mins left to wait... + 25 seconds... 24...23...22...21